‘He threatened people and acted like a bully’: Jury in Tommy Robinson trial over harassment of Mail journalists urged not to let him ‘live in a vigilante world’ when coming to their verdicts

Tommy Robinson was living in a ‘vigilante world’ when he retaliated against two journalists by tracking them down with private investigators, a court heard today.

The far-Right activist, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, sent photographers to the reporters’ homes after the Mail had angered him by publishing an article saying he was ‘stoking race riots from his sunbed’.

The EDL founder, 43, is accused of two charges of harassment causing fear of violence, which he denies, against journalists Andrew Young and Jacob Dirnhuber.

They had revealed how Lennon was using his Tommy Robinson account on X to tweet about the riots from his

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